When fathers take the time to build relationships with their sons, they help them develop their identity, confidence and perseverance
Ages 9-12 (Preteen/Tween)
Fathers have an important role in their daughter’s lives. Here are some key insights to help dads be great.
As a parent, you have the right to interact in a meaningful way within your child’s school community to impact success and learning.
Raising strong-willed children can be demanding, but it’s also incredibly gratifying. When taught with patience and firm, loving guidance, they can become life-changing leaders.
The growth of humility in your child’s life will lead to positive development in many other areas of their character and relationships.
Here’s an easy way to teach your kids to dive into God’s Word: show them how to R.E.A.D. the Bible!
A father’s gifts of quality time, life-giving words, and positive actions have a long-lasting impact on his children.
Learn how to address and answer your child’s questions about LGBT pronoun usage. Then, cultivate healthy conversations about how to equip your children to communicate using love, care, and compassion.
Few words carry more awkwardness and confusion than puberty. However, this is the most critical point in your son’s life. Take initiative in leading your son through these physical, emotional, and mental changes.
These seven traits offer parents the tools they need to break harmful parenting habits and the opportunity to replace them with healthy practices.
Porn is not just a “guy problem.” Uncover the truth about porn and how it affects you, even if you don’t view it.
Do you know how to nurture your kids in their God-given talents so even when they’re little, they can be big dreamers?
Helping our students to discover their identity in appropriate ways will ease the pressure and anxiety they feel around defining themselves.
Are you teaching your kids to recognize false gospels?
On the scale of uncomfortable things to talk about with your young kids; masturbation hovers around the top. But as awkward as it is, ignoring the topic won’t make it go away.
In addition to the history, it is important for parents to remind their children that freedom comes from God and is the natural state of mankind. When freedom is taken—as in the case of slavery—or when it is hindered—as in the case of segregation—people of honor and courage must rise up and fight against injustice.
Unfortunately, summer camp environments do not guarantee your children’s complete safety. We want to come alongside your family as you prepare to send your children to summer camp so they can be safe and enjoy their time away.
Gratitude rescues us from the trap of negative thinking and helps us enjoy life more. It is an essential trait for parents to develop in their children as they lead them toward a thriving faith.
Max Lucado demonstrates a grace-filled approach to parenting his daughters.
Nurturing kindness in our children can help them succeed in life and follow God more faithfully.